reeta-wolfsohn Archive
Do you dread getting out of bed each day? As soon as you wake up each morning, does your mind go into overdrive with worry and negative thoughts? Are you hitting the snooze button over and over hoping to delay …
Are you aware how financial stress affects your clients’ wellbeing? Are you even aware how stress – both daily stress and financial stress – affects your own wellbeing? If you are not handling your own stressors, then you can’t …
Helping your clients create positive change in their lives is an essential aspect of empowering those clients to achieve long-term financial behavioral change and financial security. As your clients see positive changes in other aspects of their lives – …
The Center for Financial Social Work is excited to announce that our founder Reeta Wolfsohn, CMSW will host a speaking session at EAPA’s 2015 World EAP Conference in San Diego, California. Reeta’s interactive session titled EAP Taking the Lead in …
Do financial fears keep you up at night? Whenever you find a moment’s break from the business of daily activities, does your mind immediately wander to your worries about your lack of financial security? If financial fears are a recurring …
Building rapport and trust with your clients is vital to motivating change in those clients. In today’s blog post we share a strategy that is effective for meeting all three of those objectives – building rapport, gaining trust and …
Thursday, May 28 at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT This webinar is completely free and registrants will receive a recorded video of the presentation! Register Now! The “sharing/collaborative economy” is an on-demand movement changing the way people …
The key to create joy in our lives is to not wait to experience it, but instead to proactively seek more joy in our lives. Your clients may believe that experiencing joy is totally out of their control. But …
A daily mindfulness practice is an important cog in the wheel of self-care and financial wellbeing. Practicing mindfulness enhances our ability to observe thoughts and feelings without judging them good or bad. And as you learn in the Financial …
Some stress signals may fly under your radar if you are unaware that what you are feeling physically or emotionally are actually symptoms of stress. You may be in tune with many of your stress signals – ones that you …
